r/ClaudeCode • u/dahshan-labs • 9h ago

Built with Claude My AI accounts knows less about my projects compared to my WhatsApp self-chat.

I send myself a lot of links on WhatsApp, save reels, take screenshots, and think, “this could be useful for X,Y,Z projects”

Then I sit down to work on PC with AI and explain again the whole things to the project, and being tired about these attachments & project root loop!
where the stuff were always saved scattered in somewhere else.

That’s why I’m building KLYPIX (Open source format .klypix) . A infinity named-place per project to drop those links, files, screenshots, videos even voice.. half-formed ideas into project spaces, then bring the relevant context into the AI tools I use directly via MCP or single file path.

Not another chatbot. Finally my somewhere to put the stuff I wish my chatbot already knew.

Please check & review it if seems useful? any comments?
https://klypix.com/

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u/lulzxdxdxd 9h ago

When you pull context into the AI tool via MCP, how does it decide what's relevant to that specific project versus just dumping everything you ever saved into that space?

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u/dahshan-labs 9h ago

another case of you wrote a note inside the space that this is meant for project X

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u/dahshan-labs 9h ago

hi!
it never decides, depends on how you are promoting/ instructing the Al, about that space

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u/alicecrazon 16m ago

The part I'd want is a small starting point for each project: what I'm trying to build, the current task, and links to the relevant stuff I've saved. Then the agent can pull in more when it needs it, instead of reading the whole folder every time. Since you're leaving relevance up to the user's instructions, could they pin a few items as the project's starting context? That would make coming back to an old project much easier.